Hurricane Ian strengthens to Category 2 storm
Hurricane Ian could bring a 10-foot storm surge into Florida’s Tampa Bay area.
Hurricane Ian could bring a 10-foot storm surge into Florida’s Tampa Bay area.
Convoy and FreightWaves experts discuss the effects that extreme weather conditions such as flash flooding have on truckers.
Thousands of people will be heading into improving weather as The Future of Supply Chain kicks off in Northwest Arkansas.
There are many reasons why drivers may end up driving miles that are considered wasted. One big reason is weather conditions.
AskWaves explores how drivers can navigate these quick, intense storms
Weather disruptions have always been common across the supply chain. With climate change-induced severe weather conditions on the rise, logistics companies should expect – and plan for – even more challenging conditions in the future.
Impacts of climate change; extreme weather exacerbated supply chain crisis
The Port of Vancouver warns of terminal disruptions and vessel delays after flooding in British Columbia cuts off CN and CP rails.
WeatherOptics has become the ninth contributor to the partnership, joining a list of visibility partners including Tive, project44, FourKites, TransVoyant, MarineTraffic, Everstream Analytics and Cloudleaf.
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People from the Plains to the Midwest are bracing for what could be record-breaking cold as a low-pressure system slides out of the Rockies.
More rain is coming to the water-logged Gulf Coast with thunderstorms threatening across Texas and the Central Plains.
In light of recent wind-related accidents, Reliance Partners’ Brian Runnels advises truckers to check their weight, slow down and monitor weather reports before hitting the road.
Korby Keeney discusses how shippers navigate extreme weather events.
Michael Vincent and Zach Strickland give an update on the headlines of the day, talk maritime rates with Chris Richards and air cargo with Eric Kullisch
One developer touts its weather app because its “storm-based alerts help reduce false alarms by alerting you to severe weather based on your exact location.”
Drivers tell FreightWaves what kind of weather concerns them the most as they try to keep freight moving.
One developer touts its weather app because its “storm-based alerts help reduce false alarms by alerting you to severe weather based on your exact location.”
Infrastructure can be damaged after a disaster, so the ability to know where something is without picking up the phone is important.